SW- what is a relatively unheard song from the 80's thay you feel needs to ride again?

Indeed @scorpiolovedeep. Despite their high fashion, this is a belter of song crafted with simplicity and a lot of thought. Thank you.

Cool song @thewindupbirdchronicles. But why does he sound like he's singing with a bucket on his head? Very interest point you make my friend.

@RoaringLion Artistic imperative? Ask him.

This sure does still effect a stir within @luckranger71. Awesome post.

Thank you @Gusman. The simplest of musical structures sometimes provide the perfect backing for passionate feelings to flow through- especially with a voice like that. Cheers.

You've a knack @SethGreene531, for posting these songs with trance inducing synth work. Well played.

@RoaringLion Thanks much, the synth stuff always finds me. Best part of 80's music...and the drum pads IMHO.

A kindred spirit @SethGreene531. Thank you my musical friend.

Kathy Troccoli, there's another first for me @SethGreene531. Sort of starts of like a lot of songs in the same vein. But her voice continued to grow on me with bursts of shuddering excitement by the end. Thank you for this.

@RoaringLion Me too. she was a multi genre artist. Discovered her on a small radio station in 2005, her style grew on me, with the repetitive bursts of the chorus.

Wowsers! I think "captivating" may be the operative word @dubkebab. Is that the Burundi drummers on rhythm there? Is this how an olden day missionary might have felt locked in a cage watching the natives dance and prepare the camp "for dinner"?

I remember someone saying about them on stage: "What!? There's only two of 'em". Lol. If it ain't broke don't fix it eh? Great pick @SW-User, if only I could re-hear it for the first time.